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Providence of a Sparrow
“There’s a special providence in the fall of a sparrow.” --William Shakespeare, Hamlet B fell twenty-five feet from his nest into the life of Chris Chester. The encounter was providential for both of them. B and Chester spent hours together playing games like bottle-cap fetch or hide-and-seek. They learned “words” in each other’s vocabularies. B developed a fetish for nostrils and a dislike of the color yellow. He grew anxious if Chester came home late from work. At bedtime he would rub his sleepy eyes on Chester’s thumb and settle to sleep in his palm. Chester ended up turning part of his house into an aviary and adjusting his social life to meet B’s demands. This was a small price to pay, though, for the trust and comfort of a twenty-five-gram friend who brought joy and wonder back into his life.
Strap In, Hang On
American author TL Chester has intrigued the literary world by writing her first published poetry book. Ms. Chester utilized the most precious and personal times of her life to write this book while dealing with family tragedy, personal losses and gains throughout attaining her goals. Writing her 118-page book containing both photos by the author and photos of the author lend a glimpse into the world seen by a natural poet. "I'm looking forward to more from this writer, as she develops." -Rob, Editor ReviewerMag.com.
Salvation
Jeremiah has just one wish: To no longer be different from the others, to finally be respected and appreciated. Driven by his hope for a "cure, he checks himself into a summer camp run by evangelical extremists who offer him a transformation from homo- to heterosexual. The promised redemption from his sorrow takes an entirely different direction when he falls in love with another man at the camp. But can this love be Jeremiah's salvation?
Everything I Know about God I Learned from Football
Are you ready for the Gospel according to Lombardi? That's what Everything I Know About God I Learned From Football is. It is a playbook for life that illustrates principles for victory in terms football fanatics relate to, terms like blitz, blocking, rivalry, and game plan. Author Eric Chaffin draws the reader deeply into the scriptures by using compelling examples from the world of football, inviting you to 'go deep' with the ultimate coach: God. Eric Chaffin is the Pastor of Broadview Baptist Church in Lubbock, Texas, the Founder of 3:14 Ministries, Inc., an arena football chaplain, and he is author of Finish Strong: Tackling Life Head On.
To Penetrate
To Penetrate is deeply profound, & is for the instinctual reader who appreciates nonlinear stories. Who is the victim, who is unscrupulous, just when you think you have got this story figured out it hits you and you must read it again. The text best described as disjointed, mystifying, jarring, keeping the novel entertaining while unraveling the mystery until the ambiguity is exposed, leaving the reader in awe promising a story with in a story. The sheer volume of ideas pouring from the author provides give this book many enjoyable reads. If you enjoy authors such as Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club, Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves, & Bret Easton Ellis, American Psycho then you will surely enjoy To Penetrate by TL Chester.
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Following the Wrong God Home
Clive Scott Chisholm wryly describes himself as a ?fugitive from the American Dream.? A displaced Canadian and a legally ?registered alien,? Chisholm set out from his home in upstate New York in 1985 to discover the origins of that dream. In Following the Wrong God Home, he recounts his personal odyssey, describing the people he encountered and the unforgettable stories they told. Chisholm?s solo journey on foot from the Missouri River to Salt Lake City retraced the 1,100-mile trek of nineteenth-century Mormon pioneers. In this account, he juxtaposes that Mormon search for the dream of ?community? against the modern search for the American dream of ?individuality,? muses over how much and how little things have changed in the century-and-a-half since 1847, and creates a narrative informed by the American dreamers he came across from Omaha to Salt Lake City.
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